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[soupechounous]
1301
portmanrie
1346-47
demoister
c.1230
canois
s.xiv
in
desplounger
1347-48
spicetowaill
1415
enpalir
c.1136-37
[plaidé]
c.1170
rejuger
1280-1307
rescusser
1194-99
pescheresse
1403
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[ gdw]
FEW:
piscari
8,579a
Gdf:
pescheresse
6,122c
GdfC:
∅
TL:
pescherece 7,824
DEAF:
peschier (pescheresse)
DMF:
pêcheresse
TLF:
∅
OED:
∅
MED:
∅
DMLBS:
∅
a.f.
nef pescheresse
1
fishing
ship.
fishing boat
:
(
1403
)
Johan Covent, mestre d'une nef pescheresse de la ville de Estende en Flandres
SC 8/217/10830
peschaille
pescher#2
pescherie
peschur
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